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HUTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLEs-D NJ Dorman. Santa Ana:
4 Edwards, San FianciscU; Jake Levison
Louisville. Ky; K Scott, New York: Allie
mond aud wife, Santa Ana; Reed, k-!
Fred Reist, Cincinnati, ONO: WIN Hatha
way, Pomona; b F hedrich, san Luis; VIM
HaIcroft Mrs Smith, San Bernardino; b
Bert, Bakersfield; 9 Peacock aud wifi
Chicago; White, G Moody, pasa
I'm, Detroit. Mich; P Duulay, Pasadena
Small, Orange; D. Heuly. Cal; Sweat
man, Boston; NJ E Baker, Cal: k Carson
Chicago; n Miller, G Barnts, T A AL er;
Dallas: q shaver, Cal; H Watts, Il DaigmO
National city; F Ucsmpo, Anahellu: A NJ
ka. Port HhIon; Z Orto, Cal; il Vngt-
lin, Ventura; VIM Pipher, jenkins, Cal: q
Rolfe, ColHlton; J W Lee, Toied',, i'll: W
Kenzie, Ohio; W Hutton, F: " A Lucas,
Winchester; Z E~ en-, Ferris; Cook, y I
Justice. Azusa; T Martin, G,.ndOla; Jnu
Po" ers, Cal; II Bordman, pasa.
GRAND CENTRAL hoTEL-p Jones, August
Hull, Anuersou, / T Nelson, Nebraska;
Mis- Cody, MIS- Coleman, Kai sas; b
tnIry, Dako ii; l. L Ely, Mlnnesota; NJ
yer; Peter Sackson, san Diego; NJ Baldwin
ana wife, Ksnsas: Ja' 90 Newhouse. Mrchi-
gan; Geo HibbOrd, . NJ How lanu, kaI sa>; A
5 Ia, Ter, d H Naruun, Missouri; w Ander-
son, ieOrla, HI y III ! nliilR, NJ lena, MON
w Reed, Compton; Smith. Compton;
d Heudey, A q Ro,-Wel L [ Clatk, Stco,
Ill: II Knight. st Helens; W Poole, Grass
Nalle, w II Hendenhall, Houston; Mis- F +
bingham, Nilsson j; Geo Rand II, New
York.
PIco HOUSE X Yokoyama, Toxic, Japan
D 4 Wakamura, 1ukil, Jap II; Mrs Bunuan,
New York: 7 f Fairbank; ran Francisco;
/ Wilson, San Francisco: w A GUOdlng, san
Francisco; J Abbott, San trauc sea: 5 i
smith, Hartford, Connecticut; NJ 6 +
{ hante, Illirois; Mrs NJ F Floyd, linois;
W II Cook, Monrovia: w h bar ,atd, oak
land; J A Clo-e d Co, San Jose;'V WillialnF,
Stu, kton; w l. swentwart, Pasadena; F 4
phuson, San Diego; w A Chess and Iamlly
MOulOyia
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An Important Feature of south.
crn california;.

The most charmi, g hotel In Southern Cali
foruia Is situated much to the advantage of
Los Aupeles-at Santa Monica, and Ia called
the Hotel Arcadia. Every advantage of
ocean and land view has ben grasped by
the architect Of this modern caravansary.
Its natural advantages are climatic and
scenic. The days and nights are warm, the
temperature cbangipv hut little in the
twenty-four hours. On the.ocesn side of the
hotel. in the sun rooms, the temperature is
from rs to 20 degrees. At present writing,
on the land side, on the ranches, II IL from
81 to 70. Hundreds of people battle daily
in the omen sea, the beach ben one OF the
most cell b-ated surf beaches in America
The beach stretches for mi'es along The
shore, and the drive on the beach, as we'll as
to the canyons and along the hill sides, Is
picturesque ana enjoyable.
The hot itsel lis Il model of comfort and
elegance. We have but Ia mention few of
the advantagesto give our readers an idea of
its couvelience>. 1t contain q steam ele-
hot salt water BATH in the house, surf bath
ing thin twenty yards of The hous , 9. 0
feet of wide covered Iorche~ Surrounding
The house. rs we'll a. the sun porch which is
afesture for invalids. Mt ali inside room
in the house. The dining rom and parlnrs
overlook the ocesn. The house il elegantly
furnished and the service and table have no
superior anywhere II is indeed one of the
few all ROM Il year re ortS in the wo Id
Three trains by the Southe Pac fic Rail
road are run ioand from Santa Monica daily,
and at such hours rs wi i accommodate per-
Aons who wish to do business in IL Angel, 8
and etjoy the comforts of the above des-
ciibed locality of the Hotel Arcadia.
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DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Published by the Abstract and
Title Insurance Company of
Los Angeles.
TUESDAY, December IA, 1887.


CoSvEYANCEs.
Abel Frazier. Ellis, Milton Frazier
and N Frazier to Henry Snyder and l.
Snyder-Pait OF lot a, Lockhart tract, Ro
Santiago de Sa, Ia Ana, 1928.
Thomas ii Putnam TO Sit phen Staf-E15
of NkL OF 1t 3, Gum Hazard sub Of
Cullen tract Ro santa GeriruGes 10000.
Geo Shrtto to Mrs Laura WooGs-Lot
8, Kays tact, 1890.
G X Woodward to F Butler-Lot 6, Mrs
IS Mathis sub of part of Mills
tract, Pasadena, $1,000.
Susan l. Mills to M L ttin-Tots IL, IL, 10
and Ia, Halls sub Of block l57, Pomona,
John Fl Miller to ] H Archibald-Lot 7,
block d, MouIe & Kell.her sub OF lol 3
block 60, H :, $3.50.
AC Hi,cock aud Chas A Smith, as Hisoock
g. Smith, to Mary Crosse! -Agreemeit to
convey lots 80, 81 and 81, Hiscuck d.
Smiths fiji st addition, $3.50
John Wo,fkill d. Los Angeles & Santa
Monica Land & Wafer Co to H L Jordan
Lot 8, blk 2, sub of Ro San Jose de Buenos
Charles a Luckenbach & Hei bert F Cheese
boro to l. E Chandler tnd y int IL lots !, 3,
81 8 b. g ~ u 80 II b X a. Id az 49, 20
81. %. 10. IL, IL IL, IA, II, II. 49, 10.
20. =, y, %, "a, rs, %, blk b, Palm City
JIM coward to J Dreher-s pt of lots
%, 20 & 80, and strip S4AxlS 81 6-lO feet of
JIM Huward's sub of trumer trt; 1880.
PJ Dreher to Ernst F FIhcher-Und u int
ms 10 acs OF lot 5, blk c, N PalOmares trt
and water r.gb.; $.S5U'.
Geo Lyon & j l. Field to Collins
$4,000.
same to Lewis Hoy;-Lot 7, blk |, sub of
Ro can Jose de Buepos ANs"s; T1935
Frank Y0ungs t.. John Pittmau-- Wss'
100 feet of lots IL, IL and Is, blk 5, Tustin;
$ItN0.
Morris Vineyard tract: 1880.
IS Watson to J l. acknowledgements to
convey property in San Diego county;
Maion Loman to Mrs de Esta Scott Gid
den-i.ot q Griffin subd of Tx 10, Beaudry
tract M 2: $4,000.
John Wolfskill and Los Angeles and Santa
Monica Land and Water Co 70 Thos A Ltwis
10 sl7, 10, 10, 20, II aud %, blk ~, and
lots 8 mud ., blk 2, subd Of ko San USE de
Bupnos Ayres: $73Ol.
W.T. aud A u Cnildr s. to Tnos q Rogers
Part Of loI blk N, ); $40 900
Estate of Agnes Mary Bennett and James
Henry Benul tt-Order confirming sale of
1917 acs on Colorado street, Pasadena t.,
Delos Arnold and lot so Arroyo seco lands
to Iienry Bennelt for %a4yo Do.
Lot in o. adj NW16 OF lot IL, block ID K 3
Wilmington; $1,000. -,
William Zach aud Emile Zach to Frank
T acknowledgements to convey "a 81
NUN ( swH OF sec 2 I = X ID WI
Nv stanton to Mortimer Gof-Lots 8, o
and 10, Langdon trt; $4,000.
A M Hedrick to Mrs Mary Gilchrlst-
Agreement to convey lot block ., Ange-
Ien0 Heights $500: 10
w L Roger, to J w Means and Emma X
Means-Lot 10 block al, Garvanza; $1,000.
Nv Means e. Emma Means to ELIAS
acknowledgement to convey lot IL. ii U
Thomas tract: $500.
Same to Elias Hansen-Lot 10. Diock 4o'
Garvauza: 400.
GIinford Worthington to William Barlow
Agreement to convey lots 2 ~ IA 10 10
II is 10 10 81 q ~, Lay ton d. Vets sub IN
1t 1, block 81, II 8; $4,000.
A q Daman & A q shafer to william II
acknowledgements 70 convey lots 81 o. Do
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The San Francisco stock M aFket.
Gan FRANCrsc0. December lathe follow
fnR ara Sh0 closing Dricea.
The Grain Markets.

San Francisco, December 14.-Wheat,
dull; buyer season, STATS.
Barley-Dull; buyer season, 91ss cts.
buyer '67, H71zc.
Corn - Large yellow, $1.1715 q $l2O;
small. 81. 2Ot9l.2A14; white, 81. 22iy @1 .25.
CHICAGO ILL, December 14.-2:3O p. NJ
Close: wheat, firm; cash, 75ss; Janu-
sry, 6.
COrn-Srrong; cash, 477s; Jsnaury, 80.
Bailey-Quiet; unch nged.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, December 14.-Wheat-Dull,
unchanged.
Corn Dull; lower; mixed Western, 5s
Der GENITAL.
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NO. tOE.

YV1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. stockholders of the Ceniiuela-lnglew wood
Land Company will be held ~ the off of
the company, south west corner of Court
and Main streets city of Las Angeles, county
of Los Angeles, State of california, on Tue,-
day, The Bird day of January, 1883. ut 10
O'Clock A NJ. for the purpose Of e,eeting n
Board If Directors aud the transaction of
such oth'r busin, So as may be properly
brought before IL. K. ]. cox secretary.
Los Angeles, December Id, 1887.
0l5-td,
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MOI ICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
S ockholders of the Redondo Beach
umpany will he held at the Office Of the
Com ary, southw6s st GO per of Court and
Main streets, City Of Los Ang' 8, County of
Los Angeles. State of California, on Tues
da', the Sd cay of Januay, 1888, at 10
O'Clock A. M, for the purpose of eletlisg a
Board OF Directors and t, e transaction of
such other bu.in s. as may be properly
brought before it.
f. J COX, Secretary.
Los Angeles, Dec. d. 1887. dis I'd
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The Copper Market.

New YORK, December 14.-Copper WINS
steady aud higher TO day. All spot offers
were picked up ut from $l7.45 to 1890.
The London market opened at f76 5s for
Chill ba q and closed amid great excite
ment at EFT for spot. aud Ell l5s for Iu-
lures nearly 5000 tons having been taken
out of the market.
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Los Angeles stock Board.
100 WEST FIRST STEET,
WEDNESDAY, December Ia. $50 p. NJ.
Government Bonds and Railway
Stocks.

NEW YORK, December 14.-Following are
the closing quotations: United States As,
registered, 124sz; do Is, coupons. l25s4; do
Central Pacific, S6l5; Denver and kio
Grande, 21E; Louisville and Nashville,
6l16; Michixan Central, S6}s; Kansas aud
Texas, 17z; New York Central, 1855;
Northern Pacific, 2134; preferred, 451s:
Northwestern. 1857; oregon improvement,
As; Navigation, s71S Transcontinental,
1yx; Pacific Mail. So; Texas Pacific,
PAX Union Pacific, 56ls; U. :. Express, IS;
Fargo. 129; Western Union, 75H
BosroN, December 14-Closing prices
AtchisOn, Topeka, 92E Burlington and
Quincy, 26; Mexican Central common,
I3H;. do bond. script, -; do First Mort
gage bonds, 81.
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lndejiXerPd reseyraysS.

Undelivered kilograms at the Western Un-
Ion Tele raph offic,. December IL. 1887:
TAB us Conlancho. F. n. King, Mrs. Jessie
| Lai g. J. C. Boeman, Z. Chappell, Ole o.
son ID. G. Montgomery, Jas f. Cooper, M.
CASTOR.
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NJ ,I'ittt.

MY wife, Juauita Casino, having volun-
tarily l. 1t my house and home without just
cause or pir'v0ratiOn, all persons are hereby
hotifi fed not TO rive credit to or trust her on
my account, as will pay me- debts contract
ed by her GAYTANO CASTING.
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01u2u4

There is nothing makes more accept
able Christmas Present to your friends than
a fine Photograph Of yourself.
DEW EY
makes every size and style, from locket to
life size, including
PLAIN PHOTOS,
INDIA INK,
WATER COLOR,
PASTEL AND CRAYON.
We are making strictly first class cabinet
photos, best finished, for
$3.50 PEH DOZEN.
Prices of other sig in proportion.
10 Babies aud Children. Photos a
speciality. You can save from 90 to 100
per cent BY leaving your order with Dewey
for fine photos. Exami work and lesrn
prices. We invite comparison with any In
the state. Al 8. Main ct. n16-lm
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A CROWNED GENIUS.
A Good ait of Per, inent Advice.

Never try TO make a genius ont of our
boy. II he is geniu both The world and
himself win fhd 1t uut in due season. A
gr, at many doctors are unfit to be trus ed to
treat teanale diseases bu, in l., ia r.. Pix
him and hal Veg table Compound we have
marvellous gen iusan aprescriptlun which
the ,nosl skiiliui cnhnot improve.
One physician frankly said to his patient:
"lf ever woman dt served n Gown. That
woman is Lydi, p ukham. for her Vegetable
Compound" A few sanpies from letters
all tell the same starry: 1t has d,,,,e me
more gOOu thai all the doctors ever did; ain
t.king my fifth bottle, b. si,ies those pills
You sent. l believe if | could have mad
Your medicine l would HOW have been
week.-Mrs.. A. Il. Kaufman, Texas. "Have
taken five bottles for eucurrh ecu, ire gular
me, situation, tealiug dawn pains, with
great success. 1t has bene flied NE ,nUre
tIan any doctor. Am now almost recov 7, d.
Am sure If had not hear If it u year ago,
would now be III my grave."-Mrs. r. Ii.
E., Germantown, Pa.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-15

For choice candies, bon-bOns. crystalixed
fruits. etc .go To Speu e's. 40 south Spriug
street. Church fairs and festivals supplied
at lowest rates
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Some Good Bargains.

To any one desiring to find good acreage
In a frst-class settlement hone better In
southern California - good schools and
churches conveni, mt. 1t will pay you to
look this up. Land from 700 to $iuO per
acre. 1t will cost YOU nothing to come
around and investigate this We also have
4 large st of city property.
House and lit between Seventh and Eighth
streets, 81 100 on easy terms.
Lots in East Las Angeles, price $500, on
the installment plan.
Lots on Electric railway $500, easy terms.
Twenty acres twelve miles from city, large
plaster d house and barn, orchard aud al
falfa on the place. grounds laid out in good
shape. everything ready to 60 to work to
farming. Terms easy. AL for 5000 per
acre.
One hundred acres close to city; good
land, very cheap at $125 per acre. To any
one doubling that these lands will not pro-
duce good crops, please call around and we
will convince you.
GREEN, AsHENFELTER & McLAREN,
South Fort street.
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And warehouse In the valley IL now being
hullt at GlendOra. The great Santa Fe Is
d. eply interested in her welfare, aud has
faith heIiu future.
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Two hundred rooms-hoi and cold water.
lily elevate In the city Twenty suites
~ ho.N and q, SOS nv~uaV p-o.
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Number Of transfers above $1,000 each, 70.
Total amount of consideration. 1909. 7U2.
Number of transfers under $1,000. As.
Total amount of consideration, F19, 1910.
Transfers for nominal consideration, 80.
Aggregate of days transfers, 1928 ,922.
lNOTE.-Transfers Of which the consldera.
ton is less than $1,000 are not published in
the above listl
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Dots.
Tents at Foy's harness shop, 217 Los An
seles street.
Use g. T. Hanly's Good Luck Baking
Powder, only powder made in Southern Cal.
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Fin ancial.

New Y0RK, December 14.-MOney on call
cosy 4<05: last loan AZ; closed, offered, 4.
Lone mercantile paper. 51agS.
e.ling Exchange dull aud steady, 4.81
for sixty day bills. 4.S3 for demand.
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A CARD.

THE q. p. TRANSFER CO., FORD q
i Myer, pr0prirt.,rs, now at corner Main
and First sts., will ren owe soon to their new
Quarters, No. 10 South Main st., two doors
below the opera house, present premises
for rent for two months. o0-sf
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d . o. u.
FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.

CRAWFORD-In this city. December Ia,
1887, James Crawford, brother of George
and Samuel Crawford, u native of Scott
land, aged GO years.
Funeral to-day tThursday). at 2P. from
No. 10 Lincoln street Friends are invited
to attend.
KUHRTS-In this CITY, December the 14th,
1887. Martin Kuhrts q native of Gel many,
aged 40 years.
Funeral Friday, December is, 1887, at
10A M, from his late res dence, 81 Tur-
ner street. Friends are invited to attend
without further notice.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-20
A DAY OF GRIEF,

san Francisco was IN Mourning WHOM the
IL Now York Firomen Arrived.
sAN Francisco, Sept. 19.-New York'a
veteran fremen arrived here on Thursday
In good health and spirits, though greatly
exhausted. Their arrival could not have
been timed more inopportunely, as prepa.
rations wcro everywhere being made 10,
the State funeral Of California; deceased
Governor, which took place on Friday. =
Inatsad Of being escorted from the ferry
landing to their hotels to the inspiring
muaic Of the band and welcoming cheers
OF the people, the iremen had to march
to the tap OF the drum amidst q mourning
and silent people. Thoy participated the
following day in the obsequies Of the Ia
mented dead, aud gained the earnest good
will of tho entire State by their evident
sympathy with California in It's sorrow,
During their stay they gave two concerte,
put owing to the peculiar state OF the pub.
Tic mind they were not go we'll attended as
It was admitted they would othsrwise
have been. a 4, .rs.,i lGgP s.5tsi'
On Saturday afternoon. they were ten
dered banquet by the Exempt Firslnen's
Company Of San Francisco. It proved to
be an occasion Of grest enjoyment to all
present, and served to dissipate In great
part the feeling Of disappointment OF the
guests. Major Pond was present and
heartily welcomed the fire fighters. di5I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-20
{ REVOLT OF KNIGHTS.
chicago Cooks, Walters and Bnkcrs
{ Withdraw from thu Ordor. II


Chicago Cooks, Walters and nukcrs to
Withdraw from tho Order. & e
CHICAGO, Sept. l9.-The statement is
published here to-day that all the Chicago
Knights of Labor engaged in culinary
work are about to withdraw from the Or
der, and form district assembly Of their
own, to be known as the chicago Culinary
Union. ;;s..j 4. s5g ,-,sls
The aseembliea to 20 into the project are
the following: Nest cooks, pastry cooks,
oyster cooke, hotel and restaurant walters
white and colorsd), confectioners, bakers
bread, cracker and pie), aud all Kitchen
All, with the exception Of ono Of the
bakers unions, are assemblies OF the
knights Of Labor, but the chances are
that alter next Wednesday night thoy will
not be. for they will probably hand In
their designations to the district. The new
organic atoms will contain between 5000
and I, 900 men. H'N@= Ig. -G,'5
The tronble is Eaid TO be mainly caused
by the negligence of the general officers in
Philadelphia. The local secretaries are in
Communication with similar assemblies in
Denver, Kansaa City, Cincinnati, New
York, st. Louis, Louisville, Now Orleans,
Brooklyn, Buffalo and Boston, and the
knights in those cities, it is asserted, will
take similar action. .G'.i'. gSrS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-20
DEMANDS TIE SAVINGS.
A Truckmnn's Suit Against His Wife ia
r. ) Secure Money She Had Saved.

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A Truckmnn's Suit Against His Wife to
s. Secure Money She Had Saved.
New YoRK, Sept. l0.-An interesting
suit of an unusual character will soon be
developed in the Superior Court.
Charles F. Knecht and Margaret, who
have been marrisd since 1867, wers yery
frugal couple while they lived together,
Charles Wns boss truckman moat of the
time since their marriage and would give
his wife money to pay tor tho household
expenses and instructed her to deposit the
balance TO his credit. 'g, :,
When knecht left his wife, few
months ago, the neighbors said he had
gona away with q handsomer woman.
Not long after that he was thrown out OF
employment, and then he figured ont
that he had given his wife enough money
10 the last ten years to leave surplus Of
$ll 600. which he thought ought to be in
bank in bis name 30 that he could draw
It out at any time. Knecht accordingly
brought suit in the Superior Court to re-.
cover this amount.
Mrs. Knecht acknowledges that she has
some money put away In several savings
banks. She has retained Howe 4 Hum.
mel, however, to prove that she has no
such sum as Sll 600 in her possession, and
that whatever sum she has was saved
through her own irugality, and that she
should not be forced to return the money
to her husband. siE e,-tg,g,l'71.7,, I, :.
Mrs. Knecht is working hard to mort
herself by her earnings without drawing
on her bank account. ~. 7l$..s, =. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-20
ROBERT LINCOLN
Says He Is Not n Candidate for the Pres.
AHgL tn' N.9 idency. .Af

Plrrsnunon, Pa, Sept. 1G.-Hon. Robert
Lincoln, Secretary Of War under President
Garfield, and at present one Of the livest
Of Presidential possibilities, was among
the passengers on the limited this morn.
Ing en- route East. Mr.. Lincoln Is rather
dlstingue in appearance, and although
very few persons recognized him, as he
tripped lightly across the Union depot
platform, there was scarce q one that pass.
cd him by without turned around Tor a
second glance. Tall, OF commanding
figure, attirsd in a tight.f.ting suit OF the
conventional black, with high eilk hat
ornamenting bis rather long head, his full,
brown beard but partly conceallng the
firm, almost stern, mouth, and his dark
eyes flashing, au with military preciseness
he walked 10 and fro, ho was juch such
man as might be picked out OF a thousand.
When the subject Of politics was
broached he shut up like a Plttsburgh Ga.
loon on Sunday when q Law and Order
spy Is In sight. s.t Idf
II am out Of politics" said he, "aud do
not caro- to ro.enter Them" sag, 9,g g
But your friends are putting your name
forward for the Presidency ?" ~ l7
lis that 90? We'll, II they are true
friends and want.to do me Kindness, they
will cease their endsavors in that direction
Immediately. No man who has seen as
much Of official lifs at Washington as /,
could ever desire to be President"
&"You would then not accept the nomi.
nation were 1t rendered your sg E
II am not going 10 bo interviewed"
]aughingly replied the sx.sccretary, "and
although havo already said more than /
intended to | shall say no more" He
then began 20 question the reporter on
natural gss, tho local buBiness situation,
etc, ETC., and by tho time ke had con.
cluded the conductor yelled "All aboardl"
Robert T. gave the ecribbler's hand a
hearty shake and was of to Baltimore. n